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Majdnem Posted 22 years ago
Grammar
'as' and 'since'
Is there any difference between these two when used for giving reasons?
"As we are running so late we should get a taxi."
"Since we are running so late we should get a taxi."
It seems to me there is no difference here. Is there *** a difference?
Thanks!
"As we are running so late we should get a taxi."
"Since we are running so late we should get a taxi."
It seems to me there is no difference here. Is there *** a difference?
Thanks!
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You are right in thinking so. I don't think there is any difference between 'as' and 'since' when used for giving reasons.
- You are right in thinking so.
- I don't think there is any difference between 'as' and 'since' when used for giving reasons.
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You are right in thinking so. I don't think there is any difference between 'as' and 'since' when used for giving reasons.
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